Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-12

Wnght, are noe 81 So Front s,sss9
The trial Of jury cases IN ne Districi
Coart viii commences today.
waFm bissuits and new mapls syruy
as he Ladies' Exchanges tsniehf.
N.E. Culver and Mary z Stewart
vsrs married By Jssties jones yestsF-
day.
The revenue cutter Oliver WoIoosl
cane into port yesterday afternoon 81
o'sIock.
Mr. william Emerson h adding qsiss
a. addition 70 his residences On Sensea
and Tenth streeis.
Ths steamer Fssetwood did not make
an extra trip yesterday. bat laid over 81
Olympia 10 clean up.
Dave WebsseF's truck team took
fright yesterday norni1R and ran away.
bat fortunately did NJ damage.
Ths bark Henry Back IL 81 the sses
AN 4 Post Mill loading tanker for San
Pedro. She arrived Saturday evening.
H.F. Able. arrested fos selling beer to
majors, vas held 20 appear before the
Grand Jury, his boads bsing 6xsd ct
500.
We. Lsd9erwood, reoansIy appoint
al Dspaiy CLERK % the District Court,
assumed the duties Of his position yes
tsFd8y.
The public schools, sitter 3 weeks Va
ossi0n, re opened yesterday. Many naw
pupils presented themselves for enrol
nsnt and instructions.
It's 70 be heped that both YOUNG ana
cid wilI attend tbs openinK Of Ladies'
Exchange tonight. Give 20 thia 1Fthy
cause your liberal support.
,ele0r an from Tacoma announces
thss the FRemeu'e ball, held At The 0r-
ara Heuse last eveainR, proved . erfal
suecess In every particular.
The bark Enoch Talbot, having IN
ished dissharRinR ballast 81 Miltss,
cane over 10 Seattle Yesterday 10 CON
menee loading coal fer San Francisco.
Repairs on Captain MoOail's steamer
Alki have been completed, aud the use
fuI little craft IL nov In betteF shape TO
Dc effective work IN the towing business
than ever before.
The steamer 2 sunia Lake will leave
here today With soi simpsons tools and
supplies, for Little 5kookQm, where
work IL n Be resumed 0n tbs PaRet
Sound 4 Gray's HaFboF Railroad.
The steamer Qaickstep, owned by
Oapt. Williams, of Tacoma, has been
Leased 10 Wm. T. Coleman for the Co
Iumbia river caunery. She will be taken
around 10 the Columbia river this weak
BY Capt. William HobsoD.
A great many shade trees have been
ct out this spring, and others will be
bsfoFe IL IL too late In the season. Mech
has been done IN Seattle IN this diFee
ton already, bat not . 1.-THE OF what
might be dsne 10 the advantage of the
t0Wn.
Al the meeting Of Trinity Parish yes
lerday morning, the following named
gentlemen were elected Ves.Fymen for
the ENSUING year, MessFs. II. Burnett.
Charles Pr0sch, W. 4 Forrest, J.. O.
GFssse. + G. Dimook. John Lsary and
Bernard PeIly.
Bark J. W. Seavsr, long in the Hawai-
ian Islands trade, and which has IN past
years made many voyages 10 Puget
sound, vas wrecked on New Years
Point, tuentylmiIss north OF Santa Cruz
California, last Sunday. she vas load
cd with hay and silt, aad bound for
Astoria.
Patrick O'shea, who died at Port
Townsend few days ago. left his en-
tire estate, consisting Of life insurance
policy OF $4,000 aud other valuable
property, ta his wife " sFgaret O'Sbea,
this city. Mrs. O'Shea has gone 10 Port
Townsend for the purpose Of settling
40 her husbands business ahAirs a.
that place.
The frame for an endless chain 10
carry wood from the mill on, on 10 the
wharf IL being constructed at Ssetsou g.
Posts. Il Ia on an angle OF % degrees
and the outer end IL some hfty feet
above the wharf. From this shutes will
b. run In all direetisns 90 a. 10 dis
tribute the slab wood about ~ : q large
AREA without much handling.
Considerable work yet remains for
thes changing la cleaning sidewalks
In various parts OF town. Small slides
Of earth have oeoaFred on Ninth. James.
Columbia, Madison aRd other streets,
covering the Walks In places from q
fey Innhes 20 several feet IN width.
This earth should be removed, and the
changing cannot be more probably
employed than 10 It's removal.
Josiah Collins Jr., will hereafter give
special attention 20 the collection OF
rents, keeping accounts, m skinR collee-
tions, and making regular monthly col
lecsions 81 low rates. he 10 man Of
good standing IN this community, and
persons entrusting business 10 him eau
feel assured that Il will be promptly
attended 10. Mr.. Collins ofaee Is with
J. r. Lewis, Third street, between
Cherry and Columbia.
The women's Exchange and Coffee
House, under the management Of the
Seattle W. O. T. U vill be opened thi
evening in the Pacific Block, on Main
street. An apron sale and social will Be
the leading features 81 the recession.
Refreshments will be served throughout
the evening. All friends are invited 10
visit the rooms. which will hereafter be
the headquarters Of the W. O. I. u. and
especially on this evening Il Ia desired
that all interested In W. G. +. y. work
and plans shall be In attendance.
Captain Meyer, OF the bark Henry
Back, nov loading At the Stetsou 4 Post
wharf, while al Guaymass Mexico, sac
q schooner on the beseh that had been
pierced through her side by q sword
Ash 10 the depth Of sixteen inches. The
sword penetrated the copper plate and
the timbers Of the schooner. thickness
OF Twelve lneatas 0hA sAtH&1cu toaf
inches inside. tie mentioned, as voucher
for this story, the American Onnsal at
that place.
Captain +. l.. Marshall received q tel
egfam yesterday stating that the Wash
ingtsR Lumber Oompany's logging en-
Eine, for the road a. North Bay, had AZ
rived q. Tacoma. and asking him b 90
With his steamer aud barge and convey
The ioeomolivs to its destination. \.
Coulter is at the head Of this osmpany,
which IL pattina 10 standard gauge
logging road. Ons and half miles
have already been completed. aud sew
eral miles more will be bailt this sum
mer. The company owns Large tract
Of timber land on and aboat Soath Bay,
Ana are preparing q pat the timber into
the water 10 large quantities and ct =
minimum cost. q. W. Coulter, OF this
aity, IA manager OF the oompany's busi-
ness Affairs on the Sound
BY reference 10 our advertising col
unns u will be seen that meeting Of
the Manufacturers and Contractor
Association will be held this evening a.
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